Answer by czheo for How to convert a .java or a .jar file into a Linux...
Another simple trick to convert a jar to a Linux executable is just putting a shebang before the jar file.Say we have a hello.jar file.$ java -jar hello.jarhello world!You can create an executable in...
View ArticleAnswer by Dyorgio for How to convert a .java or a .jar file into a Linux...
Let's say that you have a runnable jar named helloworld.jarCopy the Bash script below to a file named stub.sh#!/bin/shMYSELF=`which "$0" 2>/dev/null`[ $? -gt 0 -a -f "$0" ] &&...
View ArticleAnswer by hiew1 for How to convert a .java or a .jar file into a Linux...
I found a solution, which is exactly what I want after hours of searching and trying. It is to use the gcj command in linux. It works like gcc for C and g++ for C++ which compile C or C++ programs into...
View ArticleAnswer by Bram for How to convert a .java or a .jar file into a Linux...
What you can do is make a tiny little C-program, that calls the one of the exec functions (see man 3 exec) to the "java" binary, passing "-jar", "xxx.jar" as arguments, see also Forking a new process...
View ArticleHow to convert a .java or a .jar file into a Linux executable file ( without...
I have been searching for many similar posts about this but I still can't find my answer. I want to convert a .java program into a Linux executable file, without the .jar extension. How can I do it? I...
View ArticleAnswer by Fahad Israr for How to convert a .java or a .jar file into a Linux...
A little late to the Party but I'd like to suggest GraalVM. It's very easy to use and generates binaries quickly. Learn more: https://www.graalvm.org/It is already being used by a lot of tech giants...
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